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* * *vb jabber,( nervøst) gabble;[ plapre efter] parrot;[ plapre ud med] let out, blab out ( fx a secret), blab ( fx he blabbed the story);( pludseligt) blurt out;( også) blab; let the cat out of the bag. -
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vb plump, flop;[ plumpe i](dvs i vandet) flop in,( gennem is) fall through;( lave en fadæse) put one's foot in it;( lade sig narre) be fooled, rise to the bait, fall for it;[ plumpe ud med hemmeligheden] blurt out the secret;T let the cat out of the bag; spill the beans. -
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betray, blurt, breathe, disclose, give away* * *vbF disclose ( fx a secret, one's identity, one's intentions, one's plans; the journalist refused to disclose his sources), divulge (fx the plans; one's fears; he had never divulged classifiedinformation to an unauthorized person),(kun neds) betray ( fx the conspiracy, a secret);( fortælle) give away ( fx the ending of a detective story, the secret, where he is hiding),T ( i negative, spørgende og betingende udtryk) let on (about) ( fxdon't let on that I told you (, where he is hiding, too much); why did you let on about the plan?);( afsløre ufrivilligt) give away,F betray ( fx his accent gave him away (el. betrayed him); betray one's ignorance);[ røbe sig] give oneself away,F betray oneself;( vise) show ( fx an interest in something, a taste for something),F display ( fx he displayed no sign of emotion), betray ( fx aninterest in something).
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